This is one of the sections where Wukong fights three monsters. The main content is as follows:
Three Taoists came from the Chechi Kingdom, known as the Tiger Power, the Deer Power, and the Sheep Power. He is good at calling for wind and rain, helping Chechi country to get rid of drought. The king was overjoyed and honored him as a national teacher. He respected Taoism exclusively in the country and drove all Buddhists into Taoist hard labor. Most Buddhists were tortured to death. In the Tang Dynasty, Master and his disciples traveled west to Chechi State and saw five hundred Buddhists who were violently driven by Taoists and howled incessantly. The traveler turned into a Taoist disciple, inquired about the situation, and comforted the monks, saying that the holy monk Tang Seng would pass by to obtain Buddhist scriptures. The traveler, Tang Seng's great disciple, had boundless magical power and could save the monks from their sufferings. When Tang Monk and his disciples arrived, all the monks knelt down and embraced the four of them into Zhiyuan Temple. That night, Taoist disciples gathered in Sanqing Hall to perform rituals. The traveler was hungry at night, so he invited Bajie and Sha Seng to the Sanqing Hall to steal the tribute. The fellow disciples used magic to extinguish the lights and candles in the palace, and the Taoists dispersed. They also threw the statue of Sanqing into the river, where it transformed into Sanqing and sat high to eat. A small group reported to the Imperial Preceptor, who led everyone into the palace to pray to Sanqing for elixir. The traveler did not allow it at first, and then urinated in a bottle and handed it to the imperial advisor. When the imperial advisor found out that he had been deceived, he beat the three of them angrily, and the three of them returned on a cloud. The next day, Tang Monk went to the court to exchange documents and went westward, but the imperial master did not allow it and wanted to investigate what happened at night. While Monkey was arguing with the Imperial Preceptor, suddenly a large number of people came to ask the Imperial Preceptor to pray for rain. The king ordered Tang Monk to bet against the Imperial Preceptor to pray for rain. Under the protection of the monk, Tang Monk prayed for rain and came, but the imperial master could not and refused to accept it. The traveler also convinced the king by making the Dragon King appear, and he was willing to send his master and apprentice westward. The imperial master also interfered with this and wanted to have a bet with Tang Monk on guessing the object on the partition, but he was secretly teased by the monk and failed. The imperial master once again wanted to compete with Tang Monk to sit on a high platform and meditate. The traveler turned into colorful clouds and made Tang Monk climb the high platform. He also caught the bed bug that Luli Daxian was trying to harm Tang Monk. Then, he turned into a centipede and made Huli Daxian fall from the high platform. The Great Immortal Huli became so angry that he bet with Monkey on the sharp knife to behead his head. The Immortal Luli was willing to disembowel his stomach and gouge out his heart. The Immortal Sheepli was willing to bet naked in a frying pan. However, they were defeated by Monkey one by one. All the masters of the Three Kingdoms died unexpectedly. The truth was revealed. Tiger, deer and sheep. When the king saw this, he was sincerely convinced and sent Tang Monk and his disciples on their way to the west in exchange for official documents. Tang Monk also asked the king to respect Buddhism, and the king agreed. On the day when the master and his disciples left the city, they saw a recruitment notice posted on the city gate, and all the monks gathered along the roadside to see off the master and his disciples.